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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
THEY MUST WAKE Up
Or Sse ThsiF Property Depre-
cia1s IA Value.
aClAlL ST. VIfH gf THE ClHtE saag
TirnelT usraias - PsepsssY O~e<xs
Frcns ~. Lssi--if the Liae OosS
hof SsaEh Cansi-ss. Asf-
chznfs .il1 Sssx 0tasx
LoEztisas.

- ihe 7Fo4nFf eslsss S1rla e cEss<ees ses.
@1d oa9za a.
ga seesaat u IA impoftsEt sssiasss s1-
zsEs1ssot. I eoaid net 20 pEsssat al tas
eas.s road ulsslLnz sesasday elsk1. sst 1
rad 81 aecoans q shaE uss done IA the
zlssuing pauer.. zad soaes lhss very tsz
saasss - property noan of Cresesutays.
we're prcsznl 11a AN saFpsised that yea
sassli1 FsasAin 30 p4ss.ss sAsa yoa nass
SAGA iIaPogtxs- .aisrss.s ~ sake. ID yea
s.sA yoar p-epssss 70 islxsaALe IN value
Are yoa H4lhx % 90 All yoa can 70 built
up tzs noss ssathsrn part of tas city. 20
tas detEin.ent 81 ycuroNn .utsfestsf 81 nzi's
i1a mazfef Win sg1 Cant y0a see lbst II
t1e .abls rad - sui.I Oh Lyon. O.sxsa
Monroe snd fuii0n-sts. and out 20
he Las, Sc Nil C01oesDn your
property fsfeFer, The ps0pis IN
he scUthefe psrt Of tos eigy are awe
And .ack klas sileF interests. Aad working
b&Ed % improve lEeir pEopsgty While you
II lls northern l4rt are walng for some
Cns else 70 Improve yours
IL yea xant ~ sell your property "a good
aassBiaks. q yOa saAi il TO Increase ia
value. y0n Elast "a TIE cable road on
Bri1se-st. 20 CaaaL Then II IS Al easy
nsttlr 10 9st street. car connection WaSe
up from Yolr dormant state. send ia pc
tfion ~ ths couHeIl asking foF the BFi1ze-
Street line wltl 500 signatures, and ii yOgr
lelsfiofs II snccesssni | vii gusrausee that
goa ~l4 DO able - seal y0ur lots within
rear aitsr the road j. Ia operation Al an al
vance ot - Der CeAt / g.Ve you
this f-eadiy advice although / own
property IN he southern p1rt OF the
cry. bat ny business interests are ia the
northsFn pAFt aud ! have always worked
Ike = trooper Tor shat section OF the city
aud Wi.i continue 70 DO 80. However,
should the Ly01-st route bs adopted, Canal
&C merchants might an well uezla IA look
for osher locations and eill % OF the sirst
20 Go 50. Respectfully.
L = Tvvr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Merchants and hoRsekeepers, having old
dirty wall paper thinking Of repairing this
spring should by All means ourtsl ex-
pensrs by having G. j. Wiley Nos. - and
IS kent-st. palentee and sole proprietor OF
the new process for cleaning wall paper,
clean your walls without any incOnyeui-
ence, SUCH as aking up cAzpeiS. moving
pictures OF furnilure. etc. References. Col.
Pierce. D. VI. Amburs. c. Il. Morgan G. L.
COmstock, Geo. w. AiekolS. exiosgmsSter
Moore and G. Chase Goodwin. See adyer-
tisement under want column.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

III should like very inuch 70 see heavy
rain set ia" said Capt. VIII Shelter, of the
a B. Long Lumber Co, the other day. $50
that the ice would q, soitsnsd up a little.
Up at blanchard, thus far, there IS no sign
fix H. Our mill will De fully a month later
than usual in starting up. and II re should
be 50 unfortnaste as TO have an early win
ter il would entail a great loss on the Grm.
rs the c'It woald be wholly Inadequate to
books"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing would advise you,
II you have sny work in cleaning and dye
ing. 10 take such where you can get the
best work done AT the lowest nrices. Such
place IS the 'Old and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House No. p Csnal-s,
\. B. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost of
neatness and durability. which is proven
beyond a dOnbt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

I aent kuoT whethsr gsu hsvs ever
givea 90 nazisr any ar;eaton. SD Msr-
rs K NarneF. pres scent q TIE BArnaa
show. Who Fss "a tae city yesterday II ~
vsncs of Robson 4 crsas. ~aut it a1 10
tierabie iact. sad aoals z8osf ai over tas
csunsry, thaf 10 assser aow baus = boy nay
be 10 ctAsz respects. hs never is mesa
snouxh t. throv nsd on a. efaerzise o.
lacs circus poster 3z show eiI q aay klz.-&
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Professor NTockxk = naE1iueeat company
II almost hunz4 aoss<s uiil be ssca al
f0Esa > tonight
Across tie C0atinent, al the Wonder
and tLls afternoon Ala eseaiug-
The Stanley sisters combination oDen az
Saith tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

TIE Grand ksI1as fFLEsEAAl. HkKAID is.
saed 2)-I~xs palef Soatsy. IA homer II
tie close ~ IS hrst year. fhe lak .ssas
wss l1l .. iatesesliaz la4ttsg. flss IxLs-
oSAa-HEskLD has a tuii sspgly ii ncrs
every dzy ia The ssek.-Asst esis fIsrala-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

NosALEs. A1i.. April 2l.--CsjaIse. the ia.
nous Yang chief. was shot 70 death Friday
at Aodsn0. twenty miles from GuEyaa&s. by
the Mexican authorities. No particulars
received.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
sAYINGs AND DoINGs.

IS q. sr.4l.t G. Ia44a
$40 .-l.-s ,-fe.s eef
49,,
t-s '-e~< -t 80 90 ~@---sA ti4ia eFsa-
ssisf w. Afes 1as 9'.fehAs tas Asi-
- iea-4t tale si stt'7 fee
a salsll black si1i ia8 dox awaits az
o@lef - -ls s1-iiis National SANK.
DulF feN carriages lcaas ol people
va. isa lae eoialsrs h3a4s yesterday.
fh. a.s.r.s - 49,. La. f.,l., .go....lt ,.;ri
otc1F 1ls 1lsr44nz from 20. A-.alreS
Ca a-.lrai-
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.'e --e-4A a s'i2i.e tfoi.t VIII a"z'a
rs .s''-.'-l - - -" Io-
go .-e4ss IA lo1i5.
tae asnelal ss1Vice= ol Barney Berry
80 -e -eil AZ p Aa--isw JAiheii2l 20
A'A '-o4-L-k ~ li~~4-
TIE -. qaiio1 Array sang and shouted
geTy "a roat o cm-ih saaf1rd's former
1-'y '-- l'in' = estcf'iay aii~fnooa-
gan. % ald - even t1r The benefit
81 '-e sheridan tltss a. Asmory Hal.
A''i,A 2 t1at o.. -3moaow evening.
laousu 70 Was = cold Jay, hundred os
ionis eaffiaZcs we're seen % tEo road
isi,il.ie. 20 lae soldiers Home yesterday
Planl your tree today. Ifvou a.. both
ssed -o ana a a.uce. iuss tGks tuo 70 she L.
d 49,
ave.
raa6rac4 Rsoiss AtbIefir Ciy,b viii s.iv.
it.. 49,. s.lI IA ths .-.~.,n, ~ thsir raj cn
AeTll DtFiEou-st on Wednesday evening.
MsT g
lhr Custer Guards are drilling four times
wesz pre1araf0ry % taking the 6rst pre-
miusl az the zEear National Prize Drill az
" "ss-tnb'e- nrNt month
~teef raii wsys cab.e railways and Edison
e.sllnc zhs vii probably bring Oh, tae
si1oaaur 20 Eers OF TIE Aldermen al the
Colaali meeting tonight
Atfus n.ee.ins, oi The Board of PuSli,
W1fts saturday nighr the contract for the
improvement 0f FsrrF-st wa auaede1 70
Richard Pic<ett Cor Si-,5.
A stli-htfit vosul .r.f i,s.-,r,a,t.f co,
cert uss given az Osrmhnia. Hall lAst ,ven-
ing. uleer the aireetioa of =. A. Wollsn-
sieir. lt was iarEs.J st.enfed.
The Proxr,ss.vs Nsie hha-bood CYr,A h,,-a
issnsd neal l,rifas,.,rs f,r I, ssie.s b(,,,--,,s.
pary.te 80 given % tie West side sxaliug
aca,ieuy one vces fr0n tor10Trow nizAs.
St.os~nterfert per-,- and hi. .sai..,.,,.
sfs 1.av ureraripr ffsi- aanr.l -s,.-,
ovsfrn VII 81 e.nsi,fs~el hv rbs Roe~t ~
foliesand Fife Conniaaionsrs after Nay i.
ott1 2irier was arrested last e-eoirx for
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Wssanseres. AGRA 8-E8E Western
Aisa.saa- Los4l aass. io1sssi ~ i4r
seal4sr 4sssliT - ada 1eeoning VaIi-
sb.s slisls changes 8 tsaa psfatuEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
\ O TIC E!

The clothing merchants who always copy our
advertisement viii please make note Of the above.
Be a little liberal, gentlemen Give the boys some
thing. Don't make them buy goods--paying fine
proft--beSore you give them chap present
Come and look a. our windows and note tbenobby
light-cclOred Stiff Fur It's we offer at 81 40 and
81 70. Too bad you fellows haven't got brains
enough TO advertise right, but as you grow older
you may learn something.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

We have jusl received AL the latest styles
in Hats, B0nnets and Millinery novelties
from New York. ADAMS & Co.,
~ MonrOs-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

City Creamery and Restaurant, From 90 to
95 Canzl-St., r. v. Hun. Proprietor.
Headquarters for fresh Duttermilk and
creamery butter First class meals al all
hours, day or night. Regular meals twenty.
cents, or cooked 10 order and charged only
for what you get. Also fresh line Of Cam
dies, Cakes, Homemade Bread, Ffnits, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

a frcsfinr II tbe Grand kspias Guaris
VII y. aeld his eve ing TO eets capita 2
CD snece 3 Wn &e6urrin. ~ entity elected
ma N - Tie s-.and Heylment
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

'Il is curious how the westbsr. especially
the frs. sunny dsvs 5f Sp-ing. exerts Al in
aasaoe over people. rsnsrksf the treasurer
of wsH sn0sn iocai theatre yestsrdae
Vow. e coarse. 7 am finding fanii With
business Unii ihe weather became p'e2s-
ant the ihestrs x&s oraxiea a. nearly
every psTs0rmancss bu6 With the pleasant
change CT the ssason have aTrirs8 Spring
bsnnsss. spfiDg salts and new dress pss.
tsTns srd esch purchaser q TIE new goods
.axss delight in sirins Themselves ca The
streess 81 .hsir nsw clothes. ard 7oa coald
net eEtiae them 70 90 into theatre II You
we're piayi1s she grszsess snow on ssrta. II
Yea don seiievs ne 5usl ioek st the csswss
on ths stree. every slteraoon and evening.
The nas5nees he-e wHi continue bS6 aalH
The navslty o. wearing new sprisz elo.bsz
becomes tirss0me.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

AL corporations are not souiiess as the
public might generally suppose. littIs
ineiient Occurred the other day il this city
wGich has uot yet found its way into print
and pn,bahiy would uot were those inter
rsssd consulted about the mater. Miss
Harmon is she hari- working. faithful
clerk to l. p. F'euedict. Secretary Of the
Masonic Mutual BENEFIT Association.
Darng the past year the young lady has
been cai4ei on to psrform a vast amount of
extra labor, which sac has done uncom-
rAininglg ca coming 70 the Office Friday
morning. ss vas her usual custom. she was
surprised on opening on snTelopc addressed
70 herself - End check fJr 800. with
pisssant missive ffom ih8 Directors OF the
Association begging her 20 sceepf the same
Pa 3 token cf tEeir appreciation of her valu-
abls services. e was 3 deserved c1mpli-
msat ard sets an example which uight
prove profitable Cor others - follow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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saa esasikss So esekea ss4 l.EsKests ssk-
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tes Esssess 81 lssss sipz 1eestaz 49, soss-
"a 10 - irea pssse3 glsasae sass.ne thsass
seisss - sises iAslf psssss ~ .ss.ssssss dsr.
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"a stzaet eoaAefaitF wagA tes az. sno -
sz4&s is istsssstak ios ssy e tAeis Eesaa-
h<rs wAo sAesla efsss esss. saeh sssss
q azAsrs ~92la - Feesiysa with sh0sts q
- - ths Probtet,4vss.sls. yss soaie - az
xfsst raaassi shaass. sos sssa new bssk
doors sss !e. saa tks iaws sfs b~asoI "a.
iofo~d sEd ghsfs : less into1iostsen hsfs
shss IN sny othsF cay ~ Is sias Ia TIE
coaagsy essa "a psohibltl StAlss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

The spTirbrlY Gaut Rapids Tr1rsraw-
HFgsfp has inst entered Gpon is sec0ui
yesr With the isg o. every nation. 20 20
spesk flying from - lihorsy poe. Appess-
sncss ars vary 3ecsiv.ng if ne TIL lSn't
doins prosperous bgsiaess. Dz.r5i{ Iri
tUas
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

The old saying. Love me, love my dog,
does not hold good in the Seventh ward.
for while the people dwell together in peace
and harmony. the affection does not extend
20 the canine. Like other wards ia the
city. the Seventh Is blessed With its full
share OF dogs. from the homely pug to The
pretty 81. Bernard, and from the biz New
foundlsni TO the little black AMI tan.
Some evil disposed peEson-anl ne would
blush 10 have his name In print, has bt en-
depriviug the City Clerk of the stipulated
license fee by poisoning. not the yelping
cuIs but some of the dogs OF finest breed.
and the owners thereof are up in arms.
Just what mode OF punishment will be
neted out has not yet been made public,
but something beside the liieless corpse of a
canine will require the attention of the Cor
oneF. If any more dogs turn up their toes to
the daisies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

iftke CoIam0n Coaneil Aoaday evening
NOfE = e be goB ulsnSsc st oaCs auc The
cars r4aeiaz iEega thr Bah foTiy the
Plaster AL ca Gg4ndsi,is-ass.. aud sae
north side VI Rseds IAks bs SeptsuaosF Z.
Tie oozapans have IA paosP~rtiTs nAny
Improvements which will bs appreciated oy
travellers aud gisasore. seekers. tie gsst Of
which baYe NOD beea made public.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Tie i0-alre grove al tho head D! Ly0n-st.
where II iutersecgs with Union-si. mAy pass
into the h&nds of a syndicate. aDc It il ex-
pecied that il will be provided With nEe
band stand, rustic bencles. sr5oEs. swaines.
croquet grounds. artificial lakes. etc. and
converted into public park for the benefit
Of ladies' snd children who desire an out
iDy' and yet object 20 going 50 far from
home "a the AXE The Old Lake House
property on the north side Of Fisk Lake
will be osaurned. and sail boats and other
neGEs oi enjoyment provided for visitors,
IN addition 20 which Summer hotel, with
accommodations for two hundred guests.
viii be built and operated by the syndicate.
Extensions covering the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh wards will De decided ON after the
main line is completed. the aim OF the COM
pAry being 70 reach every part of the city.
People on the route. which the new line
proposes trAversing. are now forced 70 walk
at east mile TO catch car for the lake or
depogs and q like distance on returning, all
OF which deters many from spending an
afternoon out or Tobs the trip of half its
pleasure. II lays with the Council Monday
night. whether the people snail be accom-
modzted o. not. Whether the road shall
oe bailt ami hundreds of men given work
this Summer and thousands of dollars ex-
pended in materials. or whether e few
Aldermen shall be the means of blocking
The way of one of the greatest benefits that
can possibly accrue TO the city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
THE REVIVAL In PERRYSBuRG,

ED. JOURNAL while so many of the
devoted people in Toledo, of different
denominations, are about to unite in
special religious services, conducted by
the Evangelist, DIR. Munhail, it is very
fitting and wise that tn e friends and ad-
herents Of the Church in Perrysburg,
unite in the special services that are to
begin here at the same time, next Sab
bath. Rev. w. d. Thomas is expected
here on Saturday. All churches, where
ever Moody, Jones, Harrison, Munhall,
ETC., work, become strengthened to the
extent that they are "doers and not
hearers only" by uniting their efforts
about the consecrated though unusual
and sometimes strange efforts of these
men.
Let every devnut soul in this town,
and all who will, rally around these
alters of worship and nightly cry, like
the saints of old n OF for numerical ad-
ditions, which may be weakness, but
for quickened attention to the things
of our Maker. Revs. Ayres and Hemp
hill will be here during tie first of the
week to assist. May God use many
'weak" things to arouse the "strong."
GEo. B. WILTsfE,
| Pastor NJ, E. Church.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
--LATEST nv rnLnpmoNE.


Mr.. Chas Stevens visited shndusky on the
Ilrst of the week on Business mission,
Mrs. J. c. Ncf md daughter, who removed To
East Toledo few months ago, have returned
and taken up their abode with us again,
Mr.. Chas Nj. Norton, of Leslie, Mich, has been
in town the past day or two looking over the
boom that Is starting In this section. He is the
.'same old CHARLIE"
Mr.. Geo. Il. Scott, Of Bryan Is visiting his
father.in.law Mr.. Il. N. Blue and family this
week They have "boom" at Bryan and he
thinks some Of selling there and buying here
Capt. Henry Root, accompanied by his sailing
crew, started for Trenton, Mich, on Monday
morning to get his boat in readiness for sailing
orders between Buffalo and Chicago.
The JOURNAL welcomes Mr.. E. NJ. Holden,
formerly of Fenton, but for the last two years a
resident OF North Linsdaie, near Cleveland,
back to Wood county again. Mr.. II. has inst
located at Luckey.
Mrs. NJ. ". Ellis has been teilacrcd md re.
cepted position as recorder oidceds in Recorder
Alexander's Office at Bowling Green. She com.
menced work on Monday. Four extra clerks
have been added to the Recorders Office within
q week past.
Mr. and Mrs. IsaIc bloomfield, of Toledo were
the guests Of Mrs. Shepler on Wednesday. Mr.,
d. Informs us that II he was going to bore for
gas or oil In this vicinity he would put down a
test we'll at the head of the bayou. on the big
island that at certain point many years ago
the water scarcely ever fcoze over In the coolest
of winters,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22

H'orshipfl Master, Wdrdens and Brethren:
Your committee appointed to draft resolu :,
tions on the death of Bro. VIM. +. Pomeroy,
beg leave to report the following:
WHERIAs-It has pleased our Grand Master
God, TO take from our midst Bro. VIM, +. Pom
eroy; therefore be 1t
Resol,od-That we cherish his memory, and
hope he has attained scat in that Grand Lodge
above, for an entrance to which we should all
strive.
We regret deeply his loss from our midst, but
trust he has found that perfect peace not to be
secured on earth.
To his family We would tender our heartfelt
sympathy, beyond this we can only point to God
for strength and support in this hour of their
bereavement.
Resolved That the Worshipful Masters sta
tion, which was so worthily filled by our de
ceased Brother during life, be draped in mourn.
ing for ninety days.
Resolred-That a copy of these resolutions be
furnished to the family of the deceased under
seal of the Lodge, and one to the PERRYsBURG
JOURNAL for publication.
C. C. TAYLOR,
HENRY RooT
i. L. HoLLENBECK,
Committee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
lN MENIORIAM.

William Frederick Pomeroy was born
in Auburn, New York, July 10, 1880,
and died at his home in Perrysburg,
Ohio, April 90, 1887.
The deceased was the son of Rev,
Medad Pomeroy, of Auburn, New
York, and was one of a family of four
brothers and four sisters. Before leav.
ing his home in the East he was united
in marriage with Miss Maria Hunt.
About 80 years ago himself and wife
came West and located in Perrysburg,
where he opened up a jewelry store,
being practical jeweler by trade. Dur
ing the exciting political period which
eliminated in the rebellion in 1861, he
became an active working Republican
which partially proved his financial
ruin. He was appointed postmaster and
held that position during the last three
or four years of President Lincoln's ad-
ministration. In 1867 he had the mis-
fortune to loose his wife who died at
the age of 90 years, leaving him with
six little orphan boys to provide for. A
year or two later he was united in mar
riage with Miss Jennie Hunt, sister of
the first wife, who with one little daugL-
ter and the six SONS survive him.
For the pastifew years Mr.. Pomeroy
had held the position of Express Mes
senger on the Narrow Gauge Road be-
tween Toledo and Delphos. He pos
sessed genial and social disposition
which made all friends and no enemies
among all his acquaintances.
All of his sons, except the oldest, and
his three brothers, II. B. Pomeroy and
wife, and Chas. S. Pomeroy, of Toledo,
and Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, first Vice
| President of the American Express Co.,
of Auburn, New York, were present at
the funeral on Saturday last. His fouI
sisters, two in Brooklyn, and one at
Geneva, N. ", and another at Ypsilan'
ii, Mich, could not reach here in time.
| The funeral took place at 2 P. M. Sat
urday, at the residence, Rev. g. A
Adams officiating, with full turnout
of the members of Phoenix Lodge. +. q
A. NJ, who placed the remains in the
vault at Fort Meigs Cemetery under the
solemn ceremonies of that order.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22

Gus Mcetihg.-All ciliEens Of Perrys-
burg, and perrysburg Township are re-
quested TO meet at the Town Hall, Perrys-
burg next Tuesday evening, April g6, TO
organize Gas Company with the view Of
developing this territory for both oil aud
gas, All citizens of the township are us'
ged TO come out aud talk over the matter
and discuss the beat plans OF operation to
secure the objects IN view.
Nv request Of nanny citizens,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
MUIR-April 1s, 1887, at Scotch Ridge,
O. JAMES MUIR, aged 76 Years.

W., JAMES mOih, uBeu ~ years.
The deceased was born in July, 1911,
in Whitburn Parish, Linlithgowshire,
Scotland. He came to America in the
fall of 1882, being one of the pioneers of
Wood county. He helped Mr., Belville
cut a trail out to the South branch of
the Portage river in '33 and '34. He
sailed with Capt. d. Wilkinson on the
Eagle, and in 1885 on the Commodore
Perry. In 1889 heimarried Marion Dun
ipace, who survives him. Twelve chill
dren We're born to them, three boys and
nine girls, OF whom one boy and four
girls died, and seven are living. The
Immediate cause of his death was neu-
r algia of the heart. He had been ailing
TO some time, but as well as usual five
m inutes before his death.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
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we will send to any address the prescription for
this wonderful compound, which can be filled
bv yoar home druggist at small cost. We take
this means Of giving our discovery to the pub
lie instead Of putting II out as patent medicine,
II being much less expensive. We will gladly
refund money II satisfaction is not given.
THE INDIANA CHKnioAL Co.,
CrawfoIdsyills, Ind.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The County Board Of School Exsmir :
ers will hold their examinations of ap
plicants for teachers at Bowling Green
as follows
saturday-March 8 and 10.
Saturday-April 9, 10 and 30
Saturday--May IA, 1887.
The standard rules will be observed in
all cases where political influence does
not interfere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-22
Still, prohibition dou't prohibit in
Bowling Green.-B. q. Sentinel.
Well, are you glad or sorry?


Again the b. G. Sentinel has heard from
Michigan. But as usual 1T did not hear
the truth. This time it heard by way OF
New York and through the ears of Mr..
Sheridan Shocks organ, the New York
Tribune. And Sherry don't let anything
get in that is damaging to his brewery in
tererts.
We advise the Sentinel to read occasion
ally the Union Signal, published at Chicago
under the auspices of the W. C. 4. u, or
even the, New York Voice, if he must go
to New York after information about the
late election in Michigan. But here is
the Sentinel, missiniormaton
"rhe result Of the Michigan campaign
furnishes facts that are food for reflect
ions 10 general temperance reformers and
many believe its teachings are High License
for the cities and Local Option for the
counties. And says the New York 1ri-
bune:
"rhere Is never any Use in legislation
over the heads of the people. 1t may
be grevous to lovers of their kind that
the majority are so often Indifferent or
even averse 10 reform that they cling 10
lovingly to their flesh-puts; that they will
make so few sacrifices for the general
good. But statesmen and lawmakers
must deal with the world ns il Is, and
eschew profiiless speculation on the world
ns il ought TO be aud the obvious truth
cannot be missed that the world ns il il
must grow greatly before il can nssimiiate
swee ling reforms like Prohil tito In
s,ar-ely inhabited rural places 1t is pos
,ible 10 introduce the principle but even
then only when a considerable majority
is prepared 10 vote for the reform. and
that is why Local Option, which makes
every little social group The sole judge Of
its own regiment, is the best method Of ap'
plying it. In most large cities Prohibi-
tion is out Of the question"